Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC BRkYITIES.

Herr Schutzenberger, the famous Strass-
burg brewer, is dead.
The Russian Government has forbidden
the expectation of horses.
Rev. DIR. Robert Rowland of the Church
Of the heavenly Rest, died on Tuesday.
He was born in 1920.
The Meter Zeittmg says four regiments of
infantry are about TO be sent to reinforce
the garrisonS at Metz.
Francis Smith, one of the proprietors of
the New York Weekly, died on Sunday
morning, aged G6 years.
In all the theaters in Berlin extensive
preparations are being made for special
performances in honor of the Emperor
Williams birthday.
William Forrest, the champion baseball
PLAYER of Arizona, and who is foreman at
the Nogales smelter, had the fingers of his
right hand cut off while repairing fan.
Thirteen Alsace- Lorraine members of
the last Reichstag have issued electoral
manifestos, in which they say that if re-
elected they will vote agains. the Septen-
nate.
Dr. McGlynn has commenced his reply
to Rome He did this at the suggestion of
Cardinal Gibbons. 1t seems to be under
stood that DR.. McGiynn will not 90 to
Rome.
The Hamburg-American Company has
ordered two steamers from the Armstrong;
OF Newcastle. The vessels are intended
for the company's West Indian and Mexi-
can Line.
A dispatch from Rome says that the con-
sistory will be held On the 18th of March,
though an allocution will affirm, with in
creased emphasis, the principles of the
temporal power of the church.
George West, a negro, was identified at
Oroville as the man who attempted to
murder Henry Weyman. and is now in
Jail. Weyman recently received six cuts in
the head but will live unless erysipelas
sets in.
The Southern Telegraph Company, which
was sold Under foreclosure proceeding, at
Richmond, Va, on Tuesday was bought
in the interest of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, which has owned ma
jority of the bonds for nearly year.
The latest projected improvement is a
railroad from Pasadena to Santa Monic9,
through Los Angeles, with an elevated line
in that city. 1t is proposed to build about
thirty miles of elevated road within the
city limits. All the streets are taken, and
il is said to be bona tide undertaking.
The loss by the burning OF the Indus
trial School at Rochester, y. Y, formerly
the Western House of Refuge, is now esii-
mated st 100000; no insurance. The fe-
male department of the building was
erected at a cost of SO, 600 and was totally
destroyed \ great loss OF life was but
narrowly avoided.
United States Treasurer C. n. Jordan
was in Philadelphia Wednesday, and held
e conference with Samuel K. Chipley, Geo.
f. Taylor and others. relative to stock in
Philadelphia in the Western National
Bank to begin business May lst. 1t is
stated that Secretary Manning will be Pres
dent and Jordan is to be Cashier.
The trial of David s. Fotheringham, the
Adams Express messenger. Of Jim Cum
minEs train-robbery fame, has been post
poned until March 1st, in order to give the
defense time to prepare the dispositions of
WittrocS and Haight for submission as
evidence, and to give the Supreme Court
an opportunity to decide whether convicts
WittrOck aud Haight can be removed from
the penitentiary to testify in the case.